Person · r. 1553 – 1573
Sulaiman Karrani
An Afghan noble who threw off allegiance to Delhi after Islam Shah's death, subdued Orissa while still sending tribute to Akbar, and reigned twenty-five years in Bengal until his death.
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- vol. IV, p. 354 · read as page image
After the death of Sulim Shah, in the year 961, Sooliman threw off his allegiance from the throne of Dehly, without assuming the title of king... having reigned in Bengal for a period of twenty-five years, died in the year 981.